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Marco Aurelio dos Santos Rocha or Foka was arrested by the Rio de Janeiro police on Wednesday while he was watching a football match in Brazil's Maracana stadium, according to an official Rio police statement. 
The druglord was detained by officers, the statement further said, while he was in the stands watching Fluminense, a football club in Brazil, advancing to Copa do Brasil semifinals against Fortaleza. 
When the police approached him, he was donning a Fluminense jersey that had Foka written on it alongwith number 13. 
According to the police, Foka is the alleged leader of drug trafficking in a favela complex in Rio de Janeiro's metropolitan area. 
Foka, who is considered a wanted fugitive as two arrest warrants have already been issued against him, would also be responsible for several killings, officials added. 
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Video: drug lord arrested while watching football in Brazil stadium

When the police approached him, he was donning a Fluminense jersey that had Foka written on it alongwith number 13. 

When the police approached him, he was donning a Fluminense jersey that had Foka written on it alongwith number 13.&nbsp;

Marco Aurelio dos Santos Rocha or Foka was arrested by the Rio de Janeiro police on Wednesday while he was watching a football match in Brazil's Maracana stadium, according to an official Rio police statement.&nbsp;
The druglord was detained by officers, the statement further said, while he was in the stands watching Fluminense, a football club in Brazil, advancing to Copa do Brasil semifinals against Fortaleza.&nbsp;
When the police approached him, he was donning a Fluminense jersey that had Foka written on it alongwith number 13.&nbsp;
According to the police, Foka is the alleged leader of drug trafficking in a favela complex in Rio de Janeiro's metropolitan area.&nbsp;
Foka, who is considered a wanted fugitive as two arrest warrants have already been issued against him, would also be responsible for several killings, officials added.&nbsp;
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with AP inputs

As Brazil's Covid-related-death count crossed the mark of half a million, wide-scale protests erupted across the nation against President Jair&nbsp;Bolsonaro's&nbsp;administration amid the Pandemic.&nbsp;Thousands took to the streets to demonstrate against Bolsonaro's&nbsp;government, who they blame for the country's 'bad situation'.The Anti-government protesters&nbsp;waved flags with slogans like 'Get Out Bolsonaro', 'Government of Hunger and Unemplyment' printed over it.&nbsp;
Brazil has registered 500,800 deaths from 17,883,750 confirmed Covid&nbsp;infections, most after US that has the max number of Covid&nbsp;deaths.
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Brazil: protests erupt as nation's Covid death toll crosses 500,000

As Brazil's Covid-related-death count crossed the mark of half a million, wide-scale protests erupted across the nation against President Jair&nbsp;Bolsonaro's&nbsp;administration amid the Pandemic.&nbsp; Thousands took to the streets to demonstrate against Bolsonaro's&nbsp;government, who they blame for the country's 'bad situation'. The Anti-government protesters&nbsp;waved flags with slogans like 'Get Out Bolsonaro', 'Government of Hunger and Unemplyment' printed over it.&nbsp;
Brazil has registered 500,800 deaths from 17,883,750 confirmed Covid&nbsp;infections, most after US that has the max number of Covid&nbsp;deaths.
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Protests erupt across Brazil as nation's Covid death toll crosses 500,000

Protests erupt across Brazil as nation's Covid death toll crosses 500,000 Protest against Prez&nbsp;Bolsonaro's&nbsp;handling of the Pandemic Brazil has registered 500,800 deaths so far, 2nd worst globally

As Brazil's Covid&nbsp;death count crossed the mark of half a million, wide-scale protests erupted across the nation against President Jair&nbsp;Bolsonaro's&nbsp;administration.&nbsp; Thousands took to the streets to demonstrate against Bolsonaro's&nbsp;government, who they blame for the country's 'bad situation' at the time of the pandemic. The Anti-government protesters&nbsp;waved flags anti-government slogans printed on it.&nbsp;
Brazil has registered 500,800 deaths from 17,883,750 confirmed Covid&nbsp;infections so far, most after US that has the maximum number of Covid&nbsp;deaths.
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A Brazilian filmmaker and environmentalist faced what many would dub as their worst fear!
Ernesto Galiotto dropped his iPhone while trying to click pictures, when he was flying over a beach in Rio de Janero, reports stated.
A YouTube video shows the moment when Mr. Galiotto&nbsp;dropped his phone and thought he had lost his phone forever.
He then used the GPS tracker to check its location and found it had dropped near a beach. Surprisingly, he reached the spot to recover his phone that had survived, with just minor damage!
The phone had even recorded the entire fall that lasted some seconds through its built in camera.

Man drops iPhone from plane. Watch what happens next

A Brazilian filmmaker dropped his iPhone&nbsp;from a plane, while trying to photograph something. Did it survive? Find out!

Man drops his iPhone from plane. Watch what happens next

A Brazilian filmmaker and environmentalist faced what many would dub as their worst fear!
Ernesto Galiotto dropped his iPhone while trying to click pictures, when he was flying over a beach in Rio de Janeiro, reports stated.
A YouTube video shows the moment when Mr. Galiotto&nbsp;dropped his phone and thought he had lost his phone forever.
He then used the GPS tracker to check its location and found it had dropped near a beach. Surprisingly, he reached the spot to recover his phone that had survived, with just minor damage!
The phone had even recorded the entire fall that lasted some seconds through its built in camera.

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